bug#10731: 24.0.93; ido-mode: C-j does not select buffer at head of list

[Daumantas Baltrusaitis <dbaltrus@gmail.com>]

Leo <sdl.web <at> gmail.com> writes:

> If you C-x C-f and then hit C-j it does not assume you want to
> open the file at the head instead it opens up dired i.e. the
> containing directory.

While that is true, I believe that more relevant analogy is C-x b
C-f with ido-mode disabled. It opens the buffer at head of
list (default buffer).

I generally expect C-j to be interchangeable with <RET> in most
contexts since j is right under my index finger, thus easier to
press than <RET>. Especially in tasks used as often as
switching/killing buffers.

I guess that is the main point. Even with C-x C-f C-j example C-j
behaves like <RET> and that is the expected behavior.

Daumantas